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FOR g a E,E

o, No; y North Front street. roome, h61,.
Svana ~ b5 1856 feet. Price, Si,l5O. - aouss'
oo rSut Lo1 west side OF South Penn ,,,ao, sno
No. ls9 South Penn street, roo j., =, -. ,.,,.
XVI w,a sooa stone foundation; sroaad aIio I pcs
( 81 y, Aero Farm. four roomet howod n, bows.
G %ooa etanefS STABLE, orchard Of In tct
sato y. n n nI cIeeK seven miles rom Proe,os
i o1 y IN On ONO River Railroad; can be boucbt
do one Of he most Desirable and substantial.
aSncea Tithin Tho city, situated on 1ortsas, not.
nvI q CaapGne and Fourteenth stree,s hons,
taot n neen lSD Chaplne street; tho ot frous Is
nnn. az GI,h haILnc street Terms OF payment. easy,
tith cash. balance In equal annual paymeuu
t;ma r anetfSt payable annually. Fiteca Year,
60 iS9 Twelfth street, full lot co by IN feet
s,Iev nG p,i nouse On front, Ioomed house on,
,,1o desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on the.
v oi INC =. ". ky. RAILROAD, II m ies from
Maecnhs, consisting OF new lrstue house and u
nranc,t =! !aaa; WIZ exchange .cT desirable city
,n ~ % North Front stree. ground ,ontlns co feel
AZ NJ t1iH IVY IS PACE en- equal Width " river.
haMs. !ot Sout1 Senn ntrect q stt rooued frame
ron,s WI Stone foundation sul hAseuel,t wh
.tl, veitAi Gnd coal hoHse; ground ffouiing 70,
Wy running back 10 iect. Prlce, 81, 600
JAMES A. I1ENRY,
4 hesl Estate Agent, Collector and Notary public.
/ ~ !g oERlcE, No. lel2 MARKET ST.
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5FARMS E0p-GAY,5

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Four Fine Farms For ssle-one ~ or ,o,o,
stuale si1 mes west Of Martins Ferry, Ohio on
NJ Pleasant Pike with Gue Improvements S' and
cd Sad us % az Finds in abundance well wae,-
to- term nsu aea's az In grain-eheap and on easy
y t 91e Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles from
blcs hSso on and tA sS csa1 pke
with an abundance Of fruit Of ali tjnds
Also. one Of 100 Acres. four miles from R,soo.
port Wheeling Creek sou. side 't Of s ntoss
house s cont eonapppk dwelling
with all necessary outhuildinrs. rand
plenty Of small fruit Of ali Kinds oou o'o'A'o anu
81 Atse one o. 1T Acres situate one mile west Of
sncst fs1ms ~ n ~ Ihia u considered one Of The
-Tch SOIL nice location, and In spiendid order.
.no anove farms will b. sold chcap and on
easy terms. For particulars call on or adde's w.
33s,l ..,i.,.|3S X. 7, HOWELL,
80. INSURANCE aud Real Estate Agent
- 49, wv. tf-Ht BrtGgepOrt E .hl3
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Dunn occupied the box for Wheeling
on Saturday and pitched the game Of his
life, succeeding in shutting out the visit.
ors, the score standing u to 0 in favor Of
the homo team. The Bells made vain
endeavor. to score, and the Green Stock.
inga got put out on purpose. There will
beno more games here until August 4. The
team leaves here Wednesday for Zanes.
vile where they play three games.
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OIlWell NAMs

Spudding will be commenced today at
the Hutchinson well OF tho Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia in the Tsylors.
town district. The Flack we'll Of this
company, which is in the Tayloratown
district, but considerably west of oil devel-
opmea.s is ut that stage where tho sand
is hourly expected. This we'll is being
watched with great interest. !. h: ~
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THROUGH THE STATE.

Accidents and Incidents In West y,rplntn
si.,s9 53}s md Vicinity. s4l5l
Several philosophical citizens Of Brax.
ton county are endeayoring to arrange for
the building of a telephone line to Weston,
The Council Of Marietta has passed an
ordinance prohibiting tho running at large
Of cows and other live stock on the streets.
An exchange Gays that it is estimated
that about two.thirds OF the people living
in Webster county are able to play the
violin. ;;;5 $50 - 80
1T Is reported thstin difficulty at Law
isburg Friday Dr.. Rucker shot at Post.
Postmaster Berne three tlmee, one Of the
balls striking him in the left arm, No
definite particulars have been. receiyed, b
James Kern, living near Guyandotte.
after drinking heavily lay down beside q
railroad and went to sleep with his head
resting on one OF the rails. He was strurk
by . train and his head 80 crushed that'
death resulted. y 3'5 iis,i'' 3.1'T',
Q. T. Ballingee, Of the Greenbriesrr stock
yards at Hinton, while on his way to q
triend's house ia supposed to havo sat
down on 8 railroad treatIe to rest and
while there gone to sleep. he was struck
by an express train and killed. He was
so years old and unmarriea, GgSi n b Mn,
A large Newfoundland dog belonging to
Il. D. Mitchell. Of Bra1ton county, went
mad, broke into the house and tried to
olte members Of the family. They sue
ceeded IN getting out unframed and fast.
ened the dog in the house. 4 The dog an.
deavored to break out Of a window, but Nj
Mitchell shot him. ~ 81
I i is reported that two brothers named
yafne'no .el o. Bta1ton county, quarreled
IN the skull Of the other, making = Womb
lhet y is thought will prove fatal. Both
are Of the highest reapectsbility In the
community; in which they live. The
| 4, t' grew out Of the division OF aome
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Some time ago Johnnie Johnson, whose
father. formerly a Wheeling man, died
last year at Niles, Ohio. was playing there
when he fell, alighting on his head. In
time no became blind from the injury.
His mother brought him here Lac! week,
and on Saturday Dir. Baird ,ar., J r. Baird ,jr.
and DR.. L. D. Wilson trephined his skull.
The pressure wau 80 great that matter was
forced out with much force when an open
ing was made. Yesterday the boy was
reBting nicely and in q fair way to recover.
His sight has been restored.
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Excursion to White Sulphur Springs

s. The twentieth annual meeting Of the
Medical Society OF West Virginia will be
held at the White Sulphur SPRING., July
Is, IA and IS. Arrangements have beo,
made with tho Ohio River railroad 4 ia
carry all who wish to take advantage of
this delightful excursion, at the low rate
Of SIS 90 for the round trip. Train viii
leave Wheeling Tuesday, July Il, at 7:45
a. NJ, city time. \, PEE
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To the Editor Of The Inttsligsncer. ri
cir: Plesse let me correct an erroneous
statement in your report OF the Mccarthy
Gaze, which Is that "the toll.gate keeper
could not get o warrant for Mrs. Mccarthy
and the matter was dropped It was
dropped through the iorbearance OF the
gate keeper on the representation Of the
Justice that Mrs. McCarthy vas half crazed
With trouble and not responsible for mis-
doing: a warrant can be got for any per.
son who violates the toll laws. 6. g. ii
,s 7, !, 5s3ii GATE KEEPER.
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Lucal Wool Outlook.

A prominent wool buyer OF Washington
county: hse given it as his opinion thal
about two.thirds OF this years clip in tha
section yet in the hands Of the grower
Very little wool, comparatively speaking,
has been shipped from Washington that
far this season. The Horkheimers Of thit
city have shipped this aeason about 10,
oO0 pounds Of Washington county WOO
from West Alexander and Clayoyilla ..
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Type writers Cheap.

We have for sale aeyefal Type-writerp,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These mRchines have
been taken in exchange ior the matchless
CHligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for psle on monthly install.
menta. Gall en- or address fol. circulars y
y u, EDWARD L. Ros8 & Co.,
J. n ' W. IS Twelfth street.
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Another Card.

Bridgeport, July 0.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR .RENT

81 sa pasi our fooa situated on the north sdo
No. lcos EoG street, SIS o.
~ No 2 2SS, GGh en- street, sll co.
Two 10 ,ooa aon ~ sd as rooms, sl2 co.
with Natura1 Gar go a. nn1of' NO. 1la6 Chapne street,
vS Ssl1qa o. at u oo No. 14o street.
wooas s,2os,s southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Ss ss s s a9Sm o NJ 75s Main street, with natural,
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j"coLp snonT'sn REMARKS.
Tho sof. sses, aiakors-The Nail A..o a.,

.# . @
Tho Sdft Steel afakers-The Malt assocta.
~ ton, etc. NJ
In his latest letter to the 81. Louis d s Of
Steel "Cold Short" (Mr. P. H. Moore) has
the following:
There Is not much ths! Ia encouraging
for Wheeling mild steel makera in the
outlook for the near future. When Con.
grees can lay aside political acerbitics long
enough to legislste for the good Of the
country and properly equslize these In.
ferns! tariff imposts, the mild steel people
eau claim that their souls are their own
and hold their heads up. AS 1t Is they
are not even imblblng aourishment from
the ultimate nipple. Tho Wheeling
manufacturers, however, that have
been operating their blast fur
naces have saving 4 account
on the balance sheet. There has been ali
along q strong suspicion OF margin in
Bessemer pix Iron, about enough to coun.
terbalancs the lesa on steel and nails.
This is poor compensation but 30 long "a
they can cut the nail card and steal a
competitors customer, 1t does not require
q princely income to make them happy.
There is strong conviction obtaining that
the business system and ohservancea up.
persaing to this nail business are to be re-.
modelled and improved. There Ia large
space Tor this but willing heads and
anxious hearts are working at It and when
buainess welfare is at stake much that
seems improbable can be accomplished,
There 10 one pecullarity in manulactur.
ers, methods that clings like pgrapjte,
which 1t is, to all branches. The nail bus.
ineaa is by no meaus alone distinguished
Tor its adherence to 1t, and that 10 making
card and list prices and giving discounts,
allowances, rebates, brides and wla. not
from them. These offerings otspecial and
trade terms arc only incentives to cut
prices and standing stumbling blocks in
the way OF liked steady values. Besides Il
Ia departure from tquare business meth.
oda. 1t Is a rule, 1t Is true, but what good
purpose does 1t serve? II 10i nails are
worth to the manufacturer So 90 per key,
why otler extra inducements in the way
o. allowances? The trade have been
educated by this to the extent, tina;
they will not buy without obtaining con.
cesslons and fixed prices cannot be made
or obtained, 30 long as this premium on
skullduggery is allowed. The buyer OK.
poets 1t and he will go from one factory,
Or ia salesman, to another until he strikes
the necessitous, then away goes tho card
and It don't stop until It strikes bottom
then the pharisalcal squealing commences
1t is second nature OF nail mau to cul
rates and part Of his creed to be good
protector, and with all this, 1t is strange
nov. unsuccessful he Is in covering biz
tracks. Collectively, they form Grst
class latter day Pickwick club; separately
they are the very antipodes Of a mutual
admiration society. ~ .'FTa 49,
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Trnnsfors Recorded,

33 Cle,k Hook on Saturday admitted to
record the following transisrs Of real es-
tate: A., & .r
Decd made July Q, 1887, by Thomas
O'Brien, trustee, Margaretta O. McCahe
with Robert A.. Met abe, her husband. ID
A. s. Harden, for, the McCabe residence
at 3Leatherwood, with four acres, three
frooda and thirty.two perches of land.
& Consideration 1900. El.TII
Decd made August I, 1854, by John E.
Siason and vile to Ellis Aultman, for hall
an acre Of land on Little Wheeling Creek.
5i$ Deed mada.Aptil 49, 1857 by Elizabeth
Bender, md Others to the LsBelle Pottery
Company, for lots Nos. 0, 10, IL and lo, in
square No. 80. on Thirty. fifth street. Con.
alteration 81, 700. 8, X &
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TILE WOOL MARKET.

: ss-specl.l attention givon to Custom Made 81
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WAsHIEarox, D. O., July 1o.-For IVES.
Virginia, fair weather, winda becoming
southerly, stationary temperature. Il hi N
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, winda be.
coming southerly. me-
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Ghe ltttelliQ'ettrrl51
oislco. Nos. 60 md 81 Fourteenth Street.


+ Wanted-A Good, Stout boy. - & n tEg II ;'t4
For Bale or Rent-Cot,agc On Moundsyillo Camp
Ground-Mrs. NJ. Elton. Efl lgs1. NJ -
Sealed Proposals frank Cruise. 80 n Il. Z.
Jewett's Ktfr.seatorS-Sesbitt 4 Bro, E
Reu1ioR Prirl!eges-Head OF Local, va
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If you have not seen lie new novelties
In Gindles aud Bets you should call Oh 81
JACOB ". GKUBB,
Z. w IL. The IeHetcr.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, rantaloonings and Over
.coatinys. which we are prepared TO make
up In flrst.cinss style ut reasonable
prices. ~ Il 4; 53a54y. Az A.
Our White Unlaundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re.cniorced front and back, at
90 cents, is tho greatest bargaln ever
offered. A full line Of Balbriggan In.
derwear from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut Z
C.. HESS a SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street,
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-pEUNION PRIVILEGES,

The Committee on Grounds and Privileges Is
now ready 10 receive applications for Hating
Stands, Ice Cream and Cake, etc.. az we'll as for
amnsementS OF all kinds. The dancing platform
Will be TO let, as we'll as space for side shows and
exhibitions. A plat Of the stands can be seen ut
Shcths Music Store, where other Information can
be obtained, and messenger will DO found to &C.
company applicants 10 the grounds for selection OF
space. Bids for space will be received until July
., when awards for special privileges will be
made. ID. 80 "a. WIN. Il. SHElB, III
81 srs-5f5 ~ # TlI0S. OBR!EH, 's
i a'ls'.'i ~ ~ az GEO. ". BAG6S,
Iell tst7sa -. .},;. Committee on Grounds
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The GALES OF the week at Boston ara re-.
ported at $4,000 pounds, cs compared
with 2.5Sl,0 900 pounds last week aud A,
94l,OOO pounds in the same week last
year. At Philadelphia business has been
very quiet this week. Manufacturers OF
cheyiota have been buying moderately OF
quarser-blood domestic and Of East India
woods suitable for their purposes, but the
general demand has been light and unsat-
factory. Prices are unchanged. Receipts
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Thormumeter Record,

As reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, Saturday:
ia. N. "a. N.gf p n. 8P,A, TRY.
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Il GRAND CoSoEEr, at tho Garden Saloon,
next door to Robert Luke's libery stable,
Market street, this evening. Music by
Mayors orchestra. v n ~ \! &
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REV. MIR. ATWOOD
ooNrINU Esnls pIsooUnsEs
On tho Catholic Church in the Light of Scrip,
turs aud prophecy-Its Fate Foretold (
by Dnuiei, and Is now being Fulfill.
IS cd = niosismism In Prophecy.

a. d i DR. .Il "
At the Disciples church last evening
Row. Mr.. Atwood preached his third ser.
mon on tho subject Of tho Pope and the
prophecies Of the Bible. 10 took for his
text: X, sii5i
"T 1s, yi,on Of tho Ram and the llo Goa.."-
In this vision David sees but two
beaasa. The first is ram with two horns,
which Gabriel tells him Ia the Kingdom OF
Media and Persia. The second Ia a goat
with "a notable horn between the eyes,
and no 10 told that the goat is Grecia.
Alexander was the great horn, Tor he was
the frat king. snow that being broken,
whereas four stood up for Il; four king.
doms shall stand up out OF the nation, but
not IN his power" This Is just what
happened tout Of the nation" Of Alexan.
der: Within fifteen years after his death,
all hia family aud near relatives were
murdered and his kingdom wss divided
into the ionr Kingdoms Of Greece, Thrace,
Syria and Egypt, with adjoining provinces
attached to each. Tho larger part OF the
domlniors OF Alexander were In West.
ern Asia. These four Kingdoms are
represented by the fonr horns "that
stood up for if,' when the great horn was
broken. And out Of these came forth q
little horn" Many have supposed that
this little horn and the horn In the seventh
chapter arc identical and that both rep.
resent the pspal power. But 1t Ia mani.
ieatly absurd to suppose that the same
little horn could be growing among ton
big horns on the head OF q monster In
western Europe, and out Of horn on the
head Of q goat over In Asia at the same
time. We must therefore look for this
little horn In one OF the divieiona Of Alex.
ander's Empire. We have found that a
little horn represents a government that
is both civil and ecclesiastical; we must
therefore find one in one OF the diyisions
OF Aiexanders empire that Is both civil
and ecclesiastical. n n
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. On and siter July l, the Baltimore 4
Ohio will run a special train to the
Mtoundsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:lO T. II. daily, except Sun.
day, - 43 : }i't, -
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T. IS coupou...-...1275sM N. X. d 7. gen. e.. on
p D. =; Y. Northern Pac. flrsts liz
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sisty.two aheep huddled together under
one tree in Oshtemo, Mich, during a re.
cent storm were killed by lightning,
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You are all invited to the grand concert
at the Garden Saloon this evening, " }
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Music at the Garden Saloon this even
ing. Mayors full orchestra. hi -
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spee'al Excursion tot Pittsburgh, Monday
"a. W. July ID. tte3 -. IA, h -

Tho Beethoven, Germania, Manner.
Choir and Mozart ainging societies and
triends will leave for Pittsburgh at
o'clock ?. NJ, lcity time) by the Panhan..
die road on above date. Round trip only
81 70. Opera House Brass Band accom- M -
Mes the excursion. Tickets good i've
days. Apply to any member OF above
societies for tickets and further particn.
lars. ,s's i'',51.5s7 - Z ww LEU =
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7. - hAa M; and stiffness cured BY 81 la
COPS VII promptly. at Druggists. Il 80 :"
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Cheap Sunday Excursiona on Ohio ~ y.
", tSf l5 II HElj Rpilronl -, -

= Commencing June u. the Ohio Rive,
railroad will sell excursion ticketa eve sr1
sunday until further notice. Whee,iny
70 sistersville and return at the low rate
OF u 90; Wheeling to parkeraburo and I.
return, y 70. Tickets good one day oniv
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MoSLEMlsAl

BY him the daily sacrifice was taken
away and the placs OF the sanctuary was
cast down." The prophecy csnno. apply
to the Jewish sacrifice, for that sacrifice,
which consisted in offerings of tho blood
Of bulls and goats," was taken away py
Christ Himself, and the Jewish sanctuary,
which was "worldly SANCTUARY" was
cast down by "the abomiaation of deeola-
ton spoken OF by Daniel, the prophet"
eeveral hundred years before either the
Popsh or Mohammedan denominations
were revealed" "But Christ being come a
high priest of good things to come" set up
- more perfect tabernacle not made with
hands" It WIS to build aspiritusl houee,
a holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual
sacri6ces. acceptable to God by Jesus
Christ. It WAS this spiritual sacrifice that
was to be taken away, and it waa this
spiritual sanctuary that Modernism was to
cast down. This he has done everywhere
that he had the power. He suppressed
the Ohriatian worship mall his domin-
ions. He took possession Of the place OF
the worldly sanctuary, also, more than
twelve hundred years ago, and all
the powers Of earth have not been
able to loosen hia grasp. In
the words OF the Patriarch, when the
saracen army entered Jerusalem: ,""The
abomination Of desoIation is in thu holy
place." To this day the Mosque Of Omer
stands on tho site OF the Temple of Solo
mon. The prophecy relates both to the
type and anti-type, and Mahomet fulfllu
them both. 4 4. 5 ls
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He arose in Arabia, province Of the
Egyptian Horn. His CREST conquesis were
to the North, Eaot aud South. Westward
he failed. He invaded tho dominions Of
the little horn Of the great beast, but was
met and driven back by Charles Martel,
who ia eaidto have slain three hundred
and seventy.Gve thousand Of his followers
in ono battle. He did not 'exalt himself
above oil that is called God or that is wor.
shipped" but he msgniied himself above
the Prince OF the Host" 80
"There Is no God but God and Mohamet
10 his prophet" is the first point in the
Moslem faith. But he claims to be a
prophet superior both to Moses and
Christ. He placed the Koran above the
Bible, the Crescent above the Gross and
thus, ut cast down the truth to the
ground" land magnifea itself to the
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